Amira and Oliver Pocher seem to have reconciled somewhat over the Christmas period. But in his new podcast episode, Pocher once again addresses the rift and his meeting with online coach Biyon Kattilathu.
Oliver Pocher can’t help it. He just appeared to be reconciled with his estranged wife Amira on Instagram. At Christmas he made her laugh on a FaceTime call, and on their son’s birthday the two even got together in person and cut the cake together. But in his new podcast episode (“The Pochers! Freshly Recycled”), despite the recent harmony, Pocher addresses his meeting with online coach Biyon Kattilathu.
Oliver Pocher talks about meeting Biyon Kattilathu
The self-proclaimed life coach recently posted a statement on Instagram in which he commented on his alleged relationship with Amira Pocher. “About my alleged romantic relationship with Amira: That’s not true. We didn’t have a romantic relationship, we don’t have a romantic relationship, but you know, if you’re not believed, you have to go to court,” he said in the video.
Pocher is still a thorn in Kattilathu’s side. Before Christmas He attended one of Kattilathu’s performances – dressed as a Biyon satire “The Real Dalai Karma” – and addressed waiting fans in front of the event hall. “‘Live, love, laugh was the program, and that’s where I went. It was also clear to me that he was traveling with security,” he says.
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Kattilathu once did martial arts, says Pocher. “He’s someone who initially sells himself as this very relaxed person, but I think if you press the right buttons, he’ll also become a little less relaxed,” said the comedian.
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He also reveals that he directly confronted Kattilathu with the most important question for him – the one about Amira. “He then denied that he ever had anything with Amira,” said Pocher. Pocher also says that the matter is now over for him. However, this is not entirely to be believed, as he continues to appear as his new fictional character “Dalai Karma” and earns a lot of money through ticket sales.
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Source: Stern
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